(Note: Deadlines may vary from
year to year)
|
Deadline |
College |
Scholarship |
Details |
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9/20 |
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Honors
scholar athletes who have the potential to be strong leaders, in the
classroom and as athletes throughout their Davidson years. Each Bryan Scholar
receives a $30,000 scholarship that is renewable for four years. Student must
be nominated by the counselor. For more information go to www.davidson.edu/gotgame. |
|
9/23 |
|
Academic Scholarships |
Students
with at least a 3.0 GPA, and an SAT score above 1000 or ACT above 21 can
compete for these scholarships. See Mrs. White for more information. |
|
10/15 |
|
Danforth Scholars |
Candidates
must show a capacity for service and leadership, as well as academic
excellence, and must embrace the challenges of a rigorous academic
curriculum. Student must be nominated by the counselor. |
|
10/15 |
|
E. B. Kennedy Scholarship |
Selection
criteria are: Christian commitment, leadership potential, scholastic
achievement, and vigorous outlook. Nominees should be in the top 10% of their
class with a GPA of 3.5 or higher and a minimum SAT of 1100. Student must be
nominated. See Mrs. White for more information. |
|
10/31 |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
President’s Scholarship |
The
scholarship is offered to approximately 120 outstanding entering freshmen who
have demonstrated superb leadership skills, are among the top few in their
class in academic performance, and show promise of continuing such
performance in college and beyond. For more information go to http://www.enrollment.gatech.edu/psp/index2.html
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|
11/1 |
|
Bellingrath Scholarship |
Based
on high academic achievement, leadership, character, and personal
achievement. Recent winners had an average GPA of 3.98/4.0, average ACT of
33, and an average SAT of 1489. Student must be nominated. See Mrs. White for
more information. |
|
11/1 |
|
Emory Scholars |
Nominees
should have outstanding records of academic achievement, possess
extraordinary personal qualities, and have made significant contributions to
their class, their school, and their community. Counselor must nominate the
student. Awards span four years and range from 2/3 tuition to full-tuition,
room, board, and fees. |
|
11/1 |
|
The Thomas Wolfe Scholarship |
This is a
full undergraduate support scholarship for student writers. Applications must
be postmarked by Nov.1st with final screening concluding in
early March. For more information, including the application form go to http://english.unc.edu/creative/tws
or email questions to Program Assistant, Jenne Herbst at
jlherbst@email.unc.edu |
|
11/15 Or 1/1 |
|
Ralph J. Bunche Scholars |
The
scholarship is offered to outstanding African American, Latino/a, Asian
American and Native American (ALANA) students who demonstrate academic
strength and leadership potential |
|
11/15 |
|
|
Scholars are
selected on the basis of grades, curriculum, test scores, essays,
extracurricular activities, and demonstrated interest. Applicants must have
application and all supporting materials in to |
|
11/15 |
|
John Montgomery Belk
Scholarship |
Honors
students with demonstrated intellectual and personal success and significant
leadership in their high school. The scholarship covers the college’s
comprehensive fees and each scholars also receives two summer stipends to
pursue further enrichment activities. Counselor must nominate the student.
For more information go to www.davidson.edu/admission. |
|
11/15 |
|
Schubert Honors Program |
Students
should be in the top 10% of the class, with at least a 29 ACT score or a 1200
SAT score. Awards vary. |
|
11/28 |
|
University Fellows |
Criteria
include GPA >3.6, minimum SAT score of 1130 or ACT of 24. See counselor
for nomination. |
|
11/30 |
|
Foundation Fellows |
From the
Foundation Fellows Website: “We are looking, first and foremost, for students
who meet a very high academic threshold. Beyond that, we are looking for
students who are leaders in their schools and/or communities, who possess
special artistic, athletic, or other talents, who demonstrate an intense
intellectual curiosity about the world around them, and who possess a commitment
to share their knowledge and gifts. Application forms for the Foundation
Fellows Program can be obtained from Foundation Fellows Program and the Office
of Admissions. Your application for the fellowship can only be
considered if you have also applied for admission to the |
|
12 (TBA) |
University |
The Ruffin Humanities Scholarship |
Candidates
for this scholarship must display an outstanding academic and extracurricular
record of achievement and be of exemplary personal character. Must declare a major
in one of the areas of the humanities: a foreign language, history,
linguistics, literature, philosophy, or writing. Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA,
SAT scores of 1300 or greater, or ACT scores 29 or greater. Award covers
in-state or out-of-state tuition, mandatory fees and textbook allowance.
Renewable for four years. For more information go to
http://admissions.georgiasouthern.edu/ |
|
12/1 |
|
Various scholarship
opportunities See website |
These
four–year, full tuition scholarships are awarded to students with the most
noteworthy academic accomplishments, who have graduated at the top of their
classes, and who have demonstrated outstanding leadership ability. All
scholarship information is available online at www.bu.edu/admissions/apply/scholarship.html
Also see RGNS counselor for complete brochure information. |
|
12/5 |
|
President’s Scholars Award |
Students
with a minimum GPA of 3.5 (academic courses only), SAT > 1300 or ACT >29
may apply. Counselor recommendation needed. Attend Scholars competition on
12/5. |
|
12/5 |
|
James Edward Oglethorpe
Scholarship |
Outstanding
applicants to Oglethorpe may apply for these scholarships. Application
materials are due by 12/5. More information is available at www.oglethorpe.edu. |
|
12/10 |
|
Outstanding Student of the Year |
Applicants will
be judged based on their leadership qualities. Full scholarships are
available. For more information visit www.jwu.edu. |
|
12/15 |
|
Kenyon Honors, Science,
African-American, Asian-American, Latino/Hispanic American, Native American
Scholarships |
Applicants
must complete the Kenyon Academic Scholarship Application as well as the
college’s application for admission and submit all materials by 12/15. |
|
12/15 |
|
The Geisinger Scholarship
Program |
Scholarships
awarded to six first year students admitted to the |
|
12/20 |
|
Counselor Scholarship |
Students
with at least 1080 on the SAT or 23 on the ACT and at least a 3.0 GPA may be
nominated by the counselor for annual renewable scholarships ranging from a few
thousand dollars to full room, board and tuition. Must attend |
|
12/30 |
|
Goizueta Foundation Scholarship |
This full
scholarship is designed to assist a Hispanic/Latino student who resides in |
|
1/3 |
|
Rovensky Scholarships |
This scholarship
has been established for students whose parents are employees of United
Parcel Service. To be considered, students only need to apply to Vanderbilt. |
|
1/15 |
|
Rhodes Service Scholarship |
Students
must rank in the top 15% of their class and must have established an
outstanding record of leadership and service participation. Gross family
income must be less than $85,000 per year. Applicants must apply to |
|
1/15 |
|
|
Applicants
must have at least a 3.0 high school GPA and a 1010 combined SAT score
(minimum 480 verbal and 440 math), be nominated by a member of the Georgia
General Assembly, be a legal resident of the state of Georgia, and meet
mental and physical health standards for enlistment in the Georgia Army
National Guard. Four years service in the National Guard after graduation is
required. Application materials must be submitted by 1/15. |
|
1/30 |
Johnson & Wales |
National Outstanding Student of
the Year |
Applicants
are judged on high school leadership, an essay, and transcript. For more
information go to www.jwu.edu. |
|
2/1 |
|
Rice TMS Merit Scholarship |
Several $10,000
scholarships are available for African American or Hispanic American
students. For details see www.ricetms.org. |
|
2/1 |
|
Bonner Scholars |
Based on community
service and extensive financial need. See counselor for nomination. |
|
2/1 |
|
Presidential Scholars |
Primary
criterion is academic achievement. Other considerations include leadership,
talents, and interview. Apply by 2/1 for consideration. |
|
2/1 |
|
Hearin-Hess Scholarship in
Business |
Business
majors at Ole Miss with strong high school records can apply for this
scholarship at www.bus.olemiss.edu. |
|
2/1 |
|
|
This
scholarship pays the undergraduate nonresident portion of tuition for teacher
education prospects. Recipients must teach in a public |
|
2/1 |
|
Henry Wells Scholars |
Provides
guaranteed internships for students of outstanding academic ability and
scholastic achievement.. See www.wells.edu for details. |
|
2/5 |
|
Faith and Reason Scholarship
Essay Contest |
Applicants must
complete an essay on a specified topic and submit it by 2/5. Go to www.thomasmorecollege.edu
for details. |
|
2/15 |
St. Lawrence Univ. |
Presidential Diversity Scholars
Program |
Students must
complete an extra essay to compete. Winners receive a $15,000 per year merit
scholarship based on academic achievement, leadership, and community service.
|
|
2/15 |
|
Provost’s Scholarship |
Students
with outstanding academic achievement are encouraged to apply. Applicants
must have been admitted to CSU by 2/15. For more information visit www.sfs.colostate.edu.
|
|
3/10 |
|
Georgia Military Scholarship |
Students who
want to pursue bachelors degrees, and commissions as second lieutenants in
the Georgia National Guard after graduation from |
|
3/24 |
|
Division of Social Sciences
& Education Scholarships |
Students
interested in pursuing a major in Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Early
Childhood or Middle School Education, Secondary Education in Social Sciences,
History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Social Work,
& Sociology. Also Health & Physical Ed, Exercise Science, &
Sports Management. More information & application forms available at the
counselors office at RGNS |
|
3/29 |
|
Mathematics & Computer Science
Scholarships |
Scholarships
for qualified students pursuing a major in Computer Science, Engineering
Technology, Mathematics, and Mathematics Education. Information &
application forms available at the counselors office at RGNS |